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A Disney March Spectacular: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts

Arranged by Ted Ricketts

Grade: 3

Item: 35-PK00314428

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The magical music world of Walt Disney is responsible for some of the most memorable marches ever written. Including "Mickey Mouse March, Colonel Hathi's March, Step In Time, It's A Small World, Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" and "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious", this highly entertaining medley is sure to raise a smile. Dur: 3:35

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
SKU: 35-PK00314428

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About the Arranger: Ted Ricketts

Ted Ricketts is a versatile arranger with deep roots in concert band literature. His work balancing accessibility with musical integrity has made him a trusted voice for educators seeking repertoire that engages both players and audiences.

Why we love this

Ricketts captures the essence of Disney's melodic genius without oversimplifying the arranging. The medley structure moves with real momentum, and each tune lands with enough character that your band will feel the satisfaction of playing something genuinely entertaining rather than just competent.

What to expect

Nostalgia wrapped in bright brass harmonies and propulsive rhythms. Each tune arrives with immediate charm and infectious forward motion, creating the sense of a celebratory parade where everyone already knows the melodies and wants to join in.

Who it's for

Grade 3 bands that need a crowd-pleasing closer or a program opener with instant appeal. This works equally well for spring concerts, pops nights, or any context where you want the audience grinning from the first phrase.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the pulse buoyant and clear through the march sections. These melodies thrive on forward energy, not a plodding tempo.
  • Balance your melodic voices across the band so each theme gets its moment in the sun. A Disney tune buried in the middle voices loses its magic.
  • Pay attention to the transitions between tunes. They're orchestrated to flow, but a rushed or sluggish handoff will feel disjointed.
  • Let the lighter passages breathe. Not every measure needs to be at full volume; dynamic contrast makes the spectacular moments actually spectacular.

How to use it

Book this as your finale when you want to end on a high note of genuine joy. The medley format and accessible level also make it an ideal opener that establishes a festive mood before moving into more substantial works.

Skills your students will build

  • Executing crisp articulations in march style at varied tempos
  • Balancing melodic independence across multiple sections simultaneously
  • Managing dynamic contrast to highlight thematic material within a large medley structure
  • Reading and executing quick transitions between contrasting musical sections

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